"I did a pretty job, just play like this. This tactic of high-level oppression requires abundant physical energy to support it. Leverkusen can't hold on for too long in the second half. Men, we must have confidence in ourselves. We just need to hold on to the first twenty-five minutes of the second half..."

During the intermission, Magath gave a midfield lecture in the locker room. The words repeatedly followed a central concept, that is, physical fitness.

As a master of physical management, Magath believes in his judgment, and he even feels that Leverkusen can't hold on for half an hour in the second half.

But Ma Dashui still couldn't overcome Murphy's Law.

“If things are likely to go bad, no matter how small it is, it will always happen.”

This sentence comes from an Air Force Captain Engineer named Edward Murphy. It was originally just a joke without malicious intentions, but it spoke out the helplessness brought by bad luck and spread rapidly.

Murphy's Law is one of the three major discoveries of Western culture in the twentieth century.

In the second half of the game, Ma Dashu and his Wolfsburg were deeply poisoned by this law.

...

In the 11th minute after the opening of the second half, Barnett scored the first goal.

This ball was passed by Kadlets to Barnett.

When Barnett dribbled the ball from the left and cut inside into the penalty area.

Kisling and Helmers snatched into the penalty area early and kept interspersing with the run to ensure that they were not offside.

At the same time, both forwards were waving to Barnett.

Not only these two, Augusto on the right, Rollfes and Vidal in the midfield, also ran into the penalty area.

There is also the backcourt Manuel Ferridrich, the 29-year-old German central defender, who has a good header offensive ability, at the highlight of his career.

It’s a pity that in the same position, the same central defender Arne Friedrich, who is in the big city of Berlin, has a higher exposure rate and becomes famous earlier. Therefore, Manuel Friedrich’s national team career is not optimistic, and he has only been selected for the German national team seven times.

Including Barnett, Wolfsburg squeezed 7 Leverkusen players in the penalty area from 40 meters by 16 meters.

This dark crowd made Benario a little overwhelmed.

After all, these people want to score goals, and everyone has the ability to score goals.

Benario finally took a gamble and moved a few steps to the right side of the goal, which was where Vidal was.

The Chilean midfielder left a deep impression on Benario last season.

But in this game, Banetta chose to believe in himself.

After dribbling across Zaccardo, Banetta shot again.

This time, Benario failed to become the protagonist, so he could only be a spectator, watching the ball rushing straight to the lower left corner of the goal.

1:1

Banetta's goal smoothed out the score difference and brought both sides back to the starting line.

And just 8 minutes after this goal, Leverkusen scored another goal.

This time the goal is still related to Banetta.

As the penalty kicker, Banetta took a corner kick from the left.

Leverkusen's 1.91-meter-high tower striker Kislin grabbed the ball's landing point and headed the ball in a way he was the worst at.

The score was rewritten to 2:1.

Ma Dashuai received two blows in ten minutes.

In fact, Ma Dashuai was right. The physical fitness of the players in the pharmaceutical factory did have some problems. Not long after the second half, the running distance of the players on the field of Leverkusen was significantly reduced.

But Ma Dashuai missed that Banetta, who had no previous appearance record due to injury, became the biggest variable in this game.

Magath hesitated for a moment and replaced Dzeko, who had made no achievements in the half-time game, and replaced midfielder Gentner.

Ma Dashuai hopes to strengthen the control ability of the midfield.

On the other hand, Ma Dashui replaced Dejaga with Grafitte, who was already unable to run. He hoped to use Dejaga's impact to strengthen the attack.

Not only the pharmaceutical factory, but the physical strength of the Wolf Castle is also under test.

Ma Dashuai's substitution still played a certain role.

Gentner and Dejaga both launched an attack on Leverkusen's goal.

With Dejaga's impact, he even got a pretty good direct free kick in the 78th minute of the game.

Chen Qing took the free kick.

The full moon scimitar's arc is beautiful, but Adler confiscated the ball in front of the goal line.

After all, it's just a free kick, and no one can guarantee that every free throw can be turned into a score.

Because of his rush to equalize the score, the entire Wolf Castle team pushed the attack.

In the 85th minute of the game, Leverkusen responded to a counterattack after a successful defense in the backcourt.

The arrowhead character who fought back was still Banetta.

The performance of the Swiss midfielder in this game even made Magath want to pull him over for a urine test.

Banetta, who received the pass from Friedrich, made a wall-to-wall-like counterattack with Vidal in the middle, and successfully passed Costa, the last defensive player in front of him.

In front of Banetta, there was already a smooth journey.

Immediately afterwards, Banetta brought the ball to break through from the left.

From the drug factory's penalty area to the Wolf Castle's penalty area.

Banetta almost succeeded in knocking on the door.

But just as Banetta started cutting inward, he turned around from the small penalty area of ​​the pharmaceutical factory and ran for more than 70 meters. Chen Qing, who finally caught up, snatched up on Banetta's side.

Although Chen Qing had already pressed his legs, he still knocked Banetta to the ground with the ball.

The referee rushed to the scene immediately, gave Chen Qing a Huang Baoshi God of War Card, and awarded Leverkusen a direct free kick.

Chen Qing pulled Banetta up and happily accepted the referee's penalty.

After all, the goal just now was not fouled, it was probably a single shot that was likely to be turned into a goal.

But Banetta regretted it a little, complaining that he shouldn't have walked directly to the black side on the left, but should have run to the middle side.

But there is no regret medicine in the world.

Regret no matter how much you regret, you still need to punish a free kick.

Banetta is the team's number one set-piece penalty player. This position of the direct free kick is actually pretty good and can shoot directly.

But because he missed a single shot just now, the Swiss midfielder's mentality was a bit unbalanced. When he played a free kick, he directly shot the plane and went straight to the stands and gave him benefits.

Immediately afterwards, a scene that made Banetta even more unbalanced appears in the next moment.
Chapter completed!